Popular Nigerian street-hop musician, Habeeb Olalomi Badmus, widely recognized by his stage name Portable, has taken his dispute with outspoken social media personality Verydarkman to a spiritual level by visiting a traditional shrine for intervention.
This bold action comes on the heels of a diss track dropped by Verydarkman, in which he accused the Zazuu crooner of being involved in theft and boldly branded him with the Yoruba term “Ole”, meaning thief.
The conflict escalated after Verydarkman reportedly released a video that allegedly connected Portable to a tricycle theft incident, triggering widespread reactions and controversy online.
Following these events, Portable reportedly took legal steps by submitting a formal petition to the Nigerian Police, demanding the arrest of Verydarkman for what he claims to be defamation of character and cyberbullying.
But in a surprising twist just days after filing the police report, another video began circulating on the internet. The footage showed Portable visiting a traditional spiritual shrine, apparently seeking spiritual justice over the accusations made against him.
In the viral clip, the controversial singer was seen appealing to a native doctor, lamenting that Verydarkman and certain individuals had severely tarnished his name and brand by labeling him a thief in public forums.
This saga highlights the continued interplay between online influence, music rivalries, and cultural beliefs in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. As Portable turns to traditional methods for justice while also involving law enforcement, it remains unclear how the matter will unfold or whether further legal or spiritual escalations will follow.
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